On November 09 - 19, 2020 the JARA Center for Simulation and Date Science is once again a part of the Supercomputing Conference (SC), which will take place in virtual form this year.
JARA's scientists will hold several tutorials and workshops this year and current research results will be presented at the virtual booth of JSC.
Prof. Andreas Wallraff, an expert in the field of quantum information, is one of this year's recipients of a Helmholtz International Fellow Award from the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres (HGF). The award enables the scientist from the ETH Zurich to expand an existing cooperation with scientists at Forschungszentrum Jülich.
In November 2020 the JARA Center for Simulation and Date Science will once again be a part of the Supercomputing Conference (SC), which will take place in virtual form this year.
JARA's scientists will hold several tutorials and workshops this year and current research results will be presented at the virtual booth of JSC.
The demands for modern materials, which are used in communication technology, for example, are very high. Efficiency, sustainability, space and cost savings are just a few of the keywords that are related to this. Meeting these demands requires the design of novel materials with specific characteristics. Scientists from Jülich and Berlin have now succeeded in bringing together artificial intelligence and nanotechnology to structure a material surface at the molecular level.
On 01 March 2019 the international graduate school "Helmholtz School for Data Science in Life, Earth and Energy" (HDS-LEE) was launched. The Graduate School offers an interdisciplinary environment for the education of the next generation of data scientists in close contact with domain-specific knowledge and research. Two of the first doctoral students and especially their research have now been presented on the website of the Helmholtz Association.
